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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-04
lsPEsiAL TO rHs APPrIL.I

CHARLEsros, s. o., Oct. S-There
was q marked improvement at the
baseball grounds this afternoons
crowd, aud tolersbly fair playing.
Both sides played ball the best they
knew how, and there was no cureiug
the umpire. Even the bleac hip z
board was on its good behavior. There
were one or two shady de isions, and
the Memphis people think they got
the worst Of the umpiring, but their
protests we're gentlemanly and devoid
OF cuTsing, and they won the respect
and plaudiis OF the grand stand. Both
Smiths were In good form, and only
one phantom was given during the
entire game. Blacks homo run was
heartily spplaudsd. Visitors failed 10
hnd Smiths delivery till the fifth inn.
ing, when they began TO pound him
very numerically. They doubtless lost
the game through too daring attempts
10 steal bases. There 10 very general
satisfaction at the playing OF the Mem.
pbis team, and both the club and the
public viii hereafter insist on fair and
Impartial umpiring. Following Ia the
rcore.
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MetropoIitass o, BrookIyn I

NEW YoRx, Oct. 3..-Ths Nets easily
defeated the Brooklyns on the latter's
grounds today. Both teams fielded
well. Brooklyn could not, however,
understand mays. Mcclellan. for
Brooklyn, was very costly during the
first three innings. On the other
hand, Hsrkins was hit at will, and bu.
for Peoples splendid catching his
work would have been very disastrous,
The umpiring was satisfactory. Game
called at end Of seventh inning on nc.
count OF darkness. Score:
Metropolitans. ........ o 2 2002 0-6
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nefroiiIO. RiiisharH q.

PrrsBURo, Pa, Oct. 3.-Detroit had
IA easy time with the Piltsburgs TO.
day, hitting left handed Morris at will.
The game was lively for about three
innings, and slugging was In order.
Detroit took the lead from the start
and the Pi,tsburg men played q good
uphill game, but whenever there was
any prospect Of tying the score the
Wolverines would step in and knock
out few runs. Thompson's timely
hitting was q feature OF the game
CALVIN, Of the Piltsburg team, umpire 4
In pace Of Powers, who was trane.
Tered to Philadelphia. Attendance
1900. Score:
Pittsburg -......0 o 1901 o.
Detroit ..........i 4 000l 3 10
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Nature'. own True Laxative.

The delicious flavor and healthy
properties oil sound, ripe fruit are well
known, and seeing the need Of an
agreeable aud effective laxative the
California FIG Syrup Company, com.
menced few years ego 10 manufact.
ufe q coScenuaied Syrup Of Figs,
which hes given such. general salts.
faction that II 10 rapidly superoedipg
the bitter, draetic liver medicines and
cathartics hitherto In use. II coetive
or bilious, try II. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by II. J. Hester and
all leading druggists. Van vleet A
Co., q. W. Jonet q Co., W. N. vii.
kerson a Co., ]. J. Miles, and =.
MapeAeld a %. have been appointed
Wholesale agents Al Memphis
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An Investigation DE m and.s.

INV CnLEASs, La, Oct. /, 1857.
President Young, Charleston Club:
Jim Powell has abused your con,
fdence. My club demands immediate
investigation Of his charges. will
pay all expenses OF an investigating
committee from Charleston to this
city. TOBY HIATT,
President New Orleans Cub"
This action Of Mr.. Hart Is eminent.
~ proper. 1t will not do 10 allow men
like Powell to utter such ISLANDERS
without punishment and exposure.
The welfare Of the Southern league 10
endangered by the dissemination Of
such ialsehoods, al d Charleston should
join New Orleans in placing the Of.
fender before the public in his true
llaht.
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IN MIMORIAM.
Re.oIutioa. OF Respect

To the memory Of LrsLIE IRwlS, adopted BY
the Boiler Makers Of Memphis, Tenn,
October ,, 1887.
wHshsAs.. In view Of the loss we have sus-
tAllsi by the dscoAse % our worthy friend
and AsIoeiats, Leslie Irwin, and Of the stili
Sreatsr loss sustained by those Who we're
nearest and dearest 70 himi therefore DO II
Resolved, That II 10 bat a Just tribute 10
the memory Of the departed 10 say that, re-
gfe,ting his removal nom our midst, ue
mourn ior one who uas In ever way worthy
OF our love and fespect.
Resolved, That We sincerely condols with
the relatives Of the dscsased In the dispsn.
.Atlon with which Il has pleased the Divine
Providence 70 Athiot them, ard commet a
them for consolation 70 him who orders all
III inss for the best and whose ehAstisements
are msant In mercy.
Resolved, That thl, heartfelt testimonial
Of cur sympathy and sorrow BE- forwarded 20
the relatives Of our departed friend, and that
COPY u the sams be sptead spop Oh, min
utes. RICHARD ROBINSON,
X. l., VAEDEvRkTBR,
l.. BLAsk, Committee.
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PhiIadsIpbi. q, Bo.,on o.

PnmADnLPmA, Pa, Oct. 3.-Phila'
delphia shut out Boston today In an
interesting game. The fielding was
sharp aud brilliant plays numerous.
Johnston's catch Of Ferguson's fly was
without doubt the most remarkable
catch ever seen on the grounds. Phil
sdelphia scored In the Hst on An
drsws two Dagger and two Wild throws
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LEAGUE FOR 1888.
j. W. Hearn's Fitness for the
Presidency.
New Orleans Downs Birm ing.
hsm-LatonfaI Races.

The newspapers Of all cities having
clubs representa- & them In the south.
ern league:are strongly advocating the
election OF ]. W. Hesrn, OF New Or.
leans, for the presidency OF the South.
ern league for 1888. This is updoubt.
eddy progressive move in the right
direction. Mr.. Hearn is wealthy,
thor ouehly conversant with and we'll
up In ali points pertaining to
the game, and, aside from his
business interests, which claim his
attention only from October 10
until April |. proposes to devote
his entire time and attention to the
promotion Of the best interests OF the
Southern lecgue. Although one OF
the directors OF the New Orleans club,
this would by no means debar him
from accepting, as he ia both high.
toned and honorable and commands
the respect and confidence OF the citi-
zsps Of the Crescent City. Owing to
q press Of business, Capt. Sam. T.
Csrnes 10 decidedly emphatic
In declining to enter the
race as Mr.. Hesrn's opponent,
%. the formers chances for election
are indeed excellent. The percentage
system is Mr.. Hearn's hobby; there.
fore. being friend Of the measure, its
adoption at the next annual meeting
OF the league lie foregone conclusion.
And unless the system Is adopted there
will never be another Southern league,
and II there should be one without IL
the clubs composing II would not live
throughout the season. With the
figures given below, II requires no
great mathematician to thoroughly
comprehend how successfully the per.
centsge plan may be worked. Sup.
posing the average attendance at each
place 10 be-.
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New York Z, Wasbtpx,ou a

WASHINGTON, Oct, 3--New York
defeated the Washlngtons today be.
cause Of bad fielding Of the home
team. Gilmore pitched well, but was
rather wild. Notwithstanding their
poor work in the field the home team
made several good plays which cut off
several runs. In the eighth innips
New York earned two runs on Rsney's
single, Richardson's three Dagger and
passed ball. The fielding OF Rich.
srdson and Daily WAS the feature.
Score:
Washington. ....3 0OOOOO0O- 3
New York........l 2 00002 2s- 7
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Cleveland =, Ciscinnasi9.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 3.-Oleveland
defeated Cincinnati today by q fius
exhibition OF fielding and heavy bat.
ting. The visitors only scored in one
inning. Reilly broke their score Of
goose eggs by making a terrible drive
to right center which netted four
bases, and Corkhill's single, which
Hotaling fumbled In center field, al.
lowing him TO take second, and q sin-
gle by Tebeau scored Cincinnati its
other run. High wind ragged through.
out the game. Attendance 800. Score
Olevelsnd..........2 l 1000 0I2-7
Cincinnati .........0 o 90 0 2 O 0 o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-04

Don't waste time and money and
undergo nee iless torture with the
knife when Ethiopian Pile Ointment
will afford instant relief and certain
cure In every case OF blind, bleeding,
itching, internal and external pi 'es.
Rangum Root Medicine 90, Manuiact.
ureri, Nashville, Tenn. 30 cents and
81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Chicago h, Indianapolis ..

IsDIAsAroLIs, Ind, Oct. Sup to
the seventh inning the game today
between Indianapolis and Chicago
was az pretty and we'll played rs or o
could wish 70 see, neither aide having
any advantage. but at that point the
home team became ratified and al.
lowed the visitors 10 tcore ak unearned
runs on base on balls and two hits.
Nearly every man who touched the
ball In this inning seemed TO have q
burning desire 10 drop Il, and II he
did succeed In coualling II, threw
wild 10 the next man. After this II
was relief &c see the end OF the game.
Olarkson injured himself In sliding TO
the home plate In the seventh inning
and gave way 10 BALDWIN. Score:
Indianapolis......l 5000 001 o.
Chicago"""....-l 5000 06l IS
Two base hits-seery, Anson. Double
plays-Tebesu 10 Pisifier 10 Arson.
First base on bsllf-shreve 2, seery,
shomberg, Barns. Hit by pitched
ball-Ssery. First base on eiron--
indianapolis 2, Chicago 3. Struck
ou,-Bfown, MeGesohy. Petit, Clark.
son. Passed bal,-Flint. Wild
pitchet--Shreve /. Time-0ne hour
snd fory.hve minutes. Umpire
Valentine.
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Athletics M, baltimore q,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 3-The
Biltimores felded missrsbly today,
and as the Athletics hit Smith hard
their victory was easy. The visitors
could do but little with weighing. Som.
ner, Greenwood and Tucker did well
In the field, while stovey and McGarr
excelled for the Athletics. Score:
Athletics........2 0 0004 '-l3
Baltimore. ........0 0 900 / o. 2
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OFFICIAL SCORE.

ssEsrned runs-Nsw Orleans 4. Two
base hit-Fuller. First base on balls
New Orleans 8. Struck out-By
Widner 2, by E,teIquest /. Wild
pitch-Widner. Double plays-Wid.
ner, Fuller and Cartwright; Widper,
Geiss and Cartwright; Bradley, Cart.
wright and Fuller. Hit by pitcher
By Widner l. Time Of game-Oae
hour and twenty minutes. Umpire
TONY Suck.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.--TUEsDAY; OCTOBER 4, 1887

BY Madden. Casey's bases on ball,
ana Andrews four Dagger brought in
the other two runs. Score:
Philadelphia....l 1000 3
boeton--"...,....0 0000 0 O O o. a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-04
PERSONAL.

MADAME PORTER, a native OF Paris,
lNI France, desires pup Il for French, Ger
man, Italian Az music (yOcal and instru-
mental. Prices moderate. Call at No. 3gi
Second street, between Sam. and pm
NISTKRNS-Brich smoking Chin
THOMAS cupBINs.
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Attention, Jsehsonias CIus.

Call meeting Wednesday, October o,
at courthouse, 1880 O'Clock p. m.
Special business relating TO the recep.
tion OF Hon. d. P. Hsdden. All cit
liens interested are invited TO be
present. 7. 7. EDMosDsoS. Pree't.
W. A. BArrAiLk, Sec'y.
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OFFICIAL sconr.
sconr NJ fSsfxos,

S Sasi'ssiIss ..........,... SSsSYfS$s
Euned runs-Charleston 2. Two
base hits-Hinee, Powell 2, Car, Will.
Jams, Smith, Peliz. Home run
Back. Total base hltr-C harleston is.
Memphis IL. Left on bases Charles,
ton 8, Memphis 4. Bases stolen
Charleston 2, Memphis 8. struck on,
by q. Q. Smith 2, by w. Smith 8,
First baee on balls-oH w. Smith 1,
Double plAy--Po we'll and Nicholas
wild piich-W. smith. Passed balls
Nicholas 2, Orotty /. Time cf game
Two hours and Eve minutes Um.
pire-Simonin.
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Our Navy.

The evidence Of Republican rule
working 81 the detrimont Of the Dem.
ocrstic party 10 shown In the proceed.
ure OF subordlnstes against 3 'cretary
OF The Navy Whitney. However, this
cannot affect the large sale Of ko.ko
tulu made by sol coleman. LIS quail
ties Tor curing dyspepsia, heartburn,
ETC., are unsurpassed.
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subtrscting this amount from the
total receipts, sl93 500, there would be
left $46,500 This amount divided
among eight clubs, each would receive
rs their stare Of the seasons profits,
ss,082 80. The above figures show
that the percentage plan is the only
way to maintain league In the South
and put money in the pockets OF the
stockholders. II behooyes them TO
adopt this syetem, and by electing Mr..
Hesrn TO the presidency they will
have AZ.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-04

IT lie not pretended that La-cu. pi.s,
oil its own virtue, cures any disease,
but II atsiste nature's efforts.
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sTRAYBD.

y mile. out on Pigeon Roo,t road, deer
rod jersey COW, branded on hip 81, Y. 4"
had small bell on. Liberal reward tor. re-
turn. AS 0aILVlE.
MULE-Prom owners premises, In Chel.
Nl sea, op Henry street, last Sunday night,
SEPT. Is, 1857, one bay marc mule, 10 hands
hish and Years old. left tore les slightly
knock kneed, and . small wart rear tho
knee, name reached. A reasonable reward
for recovery and return TO Cubbins's Brick
Yard. In North Nemphis
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sTRAYED or sTOLLN.

MULES-one sray. horse mule, y years
wi old. 10 hands high. cut under left
shoulders one dnk gray mare mule. S years
old, tr hants high A hb,th reward for
B0wpRE BROS,
~ Madison IL,
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80. Louis z. I.ouiaSIIls Q

LouI,vnLr, KY, Oct. 3.-About
1000 people witnessed a cloee contest
at the ball park this afternoon. The
81. Louis nine won by superior bat.
ting. Comiskey and FoutE did some
hard hitting. The fielding OF neither
nine was brilliant. Score:
Lonisville..-....2 100000 20
81. Louis.........0 0 20l 30ls-7
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-04

This, multiplied by tho number OF
games played during the 100, would
make the attendance $4,000. The
admission each would be fifty cents,
making the total receipts for the sea-
son tl93,5OO. Say the Expenditures
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LOST.

NALISE-0n Oct. I'd, sonew hero between
v johnson avenue and Court Square, one
small tan colored valise, containing between
800 and Sl5i some lumber statements from
II NJ. smith TO 1, N. DArnell a Sons, also
other lumber dealers. Please return TO 2s1
ssorsia st.. and be rewarded.
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REWARD.

lE REwARD-wiIl be Eivsp for one va.
Jnc ter spaniel tlut puppy. tour months
end Of tail. IA FORREST.
800 unl.n st.. Msmphs Tenn.
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PUR RENT.

~ OUhE-l5 Carroll avenue, sroon,. bath
IL room, Eas and uaterg also. stable al
In Eooi order. Also. seven large rooms, cor.
nst fecond and Washins ton streets. Apply
10 I'D STACK NJ Poplar street, OF on prem.
Iaea auring most OF the day.
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ROOMS AND BOARr
pOOMs AND BOARD-On stree, car lin
IL In nice nsiEhborhood, IN private family.
80 hitfissippi ave.
PO0Ms AND BOARD Elssant room, and
hftt claAa board A. lII Second u, EVery-
thins new. House win cpsn October 1It.
References s'''n and {ssaiydscupRxR
poOMs AND BOARD Board With newly
~ iafaisLsd roons, hath room. etc., 10
Court %.
DOOMs AND BOARD-Parnishsd rooms,
II with coed table beard. differences err
changed. Us Madden street.
DOOMs- Two large iurnIshsd rooms with
IL Gftt-clasi board also day and translsnt
b0Ardsfs accommod sled. rs ADA Ms ST.
ilLEAsANT ffoni room, viit board, also,
l. other accommodation for insle Esntls-
men, atN Court itrect
DESIRABLE room, and b, ard, corner
IL Market and second, Ne. ~.
pOOM-kicsly pfpi'hsd. nth board iof
IL sn'l'mAn and "ii' e ySk,,SsN sI' ~.
DOOM-nsndsomslyf ufni,hsd iron tIooa.
~ loutAsrn exposure. for t~o gentlemen
81 ~ Ponlotoc .ueet.
AT IL MADISON sT.-Tvo desirHSI
"a rooms, furnishsd or unfurnishsd. VI
Or vilAes, bosrdi private fanily rsisfssss
I:ISy: AZ i :::ssi ; Z M a.,
NlSss.s.'as, Z ~ ~ s ~
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pIAN0s-Tvsnty sood secondhand
4 right aud square pianos must be soIdt
cheap Tor cash, some pf them good a. new.
X WlTZhhNN a co.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-06-15

The publication of the laws has been
assigned to the different newspapers by
the Governor and Comptroller, We no.
tice that the papers selected for Hunter
don are the Clinton Democrat, the Han
teydon Democrat, the Democrat ADDER
tiser and the Hunterdon Republican,
Such selection is plain violation of the
law and no one knows it better than the
officials who made it. The papers are to
be evenly selected between the two poll
tical parties, and the selecting of three
Democratic and one Republican paper in
yhis county is an intentional and wilful
violation of this requirement. The pur-
pose of it is plain to all who know the
true inwardness of the affair, and no one
knows this better than the editor of The
RECORD.
For our own part we do not think that
any one has right to pay personal poll
tical obligations by State patronage. II
is evident, however, that there are per.
sons who differ with us.
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LAMBERTvILLE, N. ].
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE Is, 1887.


The Enthusiastically report of the
calculations of the papers of this
county as given by Rowell's Directory, il
republished in recent issue of the Osi's-
ton Democrat and is made the basis of
some self-Iaudation at the expense of the
other newspapers of the county. How
Roweli gets at the circulation of THE
RECORD we are unable to determine, as
we have declined for years to make any
report to his or to other directories, as
we care nothing about 'agency'' bust
ness. For the first three or four years
that DIRECTORY gave our list at about
double its real number and since then it
has kept reducing it down while our cir
culation has increased, until it has got it
to less than half of the actual number.
The value of such ''Directory" as this
must be evident to any mind.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
BELYIDERE DIVISION
Tra.,s for Ne,o YorIs and Thilaaelphta

Traiss for Neso York. and Philadelphia
On and after May 10th, 1887.
Leave Manunka Chunk 700 and i2.2op m, 400
and $50 p m
Leave BeiyIdere 7O5 and 1927 m, 4.25 and ose
Leave Phillipsburg 72c and 100 m, 4.52 and
703pm.
Leave Frenchtown 1853 m, 1856, O22 end 1888
Leave Pennington 7.50 and 100 p m, 4.45pm.
Arrive Lambertvlle $50 a m. 100 and sis m.
Leave Lambertvile 7.O6 and $3.50 m, 2.0S, 900,
and 8.04 pm.
Arrive Trenton TAO and sos m, 2.42, OsO and
8.34 p m.
Arrive Philadelphia (Kensington) s.i5 and S.5s
m, 407, 90 and 1919 night.
Arrive Philadelphia tBroad Street Statlon) 1851
and 1855 IN, $50, 90 and $50 pm.
Arrive New York, via Trenton, 800 and 1910
a N. 4.50, $50, and 1898 IN.
Trains from Philadelphia and Ne,c York
Leave New York, via Trenton, 72O, lilo m
200, 500 and 800 p m.
Leave Philadelphia (Kensington) TAO m. 1905,
Leave Philadelphia BROAD Street station) $40
q m, 1901, 230, 4.00and 900 p m,
Leave Trenton 9.i0 IN, 100 $50, 4.54 and 7.05
pm,
Arrive Lamberiyllle 9.4s m, 1858, 1926, 5.24 and
TAO pm.
Leave Lambertyille for Pennington ol4 m, 200
and 6.25 pm.
Arrive Pennington 1914 m, 2.65 and 500 p m.
Leave Lambertville for Manunka Chunk 9.4s
q m, 1853, IA and TAO pm.
Leave frehchtoWh iV.ii M z.zo, o.OV anu o.id
p M.
Leave Philiipsburs ss2 and io.4s m, sos, CPS
and 1853 p M.
Arrive Belvidere 1000 and Ii.l2 a M, s.si o.52,
9.23 p m.
Arrive Manunka Chunk 1907, II.2O m, sss,
ZOO and $50 pm.
Belvidere and Easton Accom-. leaves Leh Ugh
Junction 1850 a. M, and arrives Belyidere 500
q. m Returning, leaves Belyidere $40 q. M; ar
rives Lehigh junction S.3S q. m.
Additional train leaves Lehigh Junction, $50
o. m, arrives Manunka Chunk 1907 a. m.
Additional trains leave Bevidere for Manunka
Chunk $40, a. m, and 400 p. m. Returning, leave
Manunka Chunk for Beyidcre 7.O5 a. m, and
935 p m.
Freight or mixed trains leaving Manunka
Chunk at 6,l0 q. M, Belyidere 622 q. M, arriving
Lehigh Junction 7.i0 a., m, and train leaving
Manunka Chunk 1918 q. M, Belvidere 1923 a. M,
arrive Lehigh Junction i1.4S u m, carry pas
sengers.
Connection is made at Manunka Chunk with
Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western Railroad Le-
high Junction with Lehigh Valley. Lehigh 4 Sus-
quehanna, Morris Essex, and New Jersey Central
Railroads. At Lambertville with Pennington Rail-
road. At Trenton with trains to and from New
York, Camden, &c.
For further information, see timetables, which
can be obtained at the ticket offices.
CHAS. Il. PUGH, j. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
+. w. JACKSON,
Gent Supt. U. r. r. of N. J. Div.
FRANK ELLMAKER, Supt. Belyidere Div.
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For time my life was despaired of.
My trouble was with the Kidneys, Liver
and Bladder-also Constipation. Finally
| used DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,
and in my opinion it saved my life. ]
make this statement to save those who
suffer as | did.-A. j. Clifford, Lowell,
Mass. Druggist, 81. Send 2-cent stamp
to DR.. David Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y,
for his book on Kidney, Liver and Blood
disorders. Mention this paper. Je8.-4t.
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State Dairy Commissioner Newton is
notifying all the druggists that he pro-
poses to strictly enforce the State law in
regard to the adulteration of drugs. He
asks them to forward samples Of drugs
which they believe are not of full
strength or good quality. The law pro-
hibiting the sale Of adulterated drugs
was passed in 1881, but it has remained
almost dead letter. Under supple
ment passed by the last Legislature, and
approved by the Governor April 18th.
however, the State Dairy Commissioner
and his assis tants are charged with its
enforcement, and they have already
taken the initial steps. The law pro-
vides that ''no person shall manufacture,
have, offer for sale or sell any article of
food or drugs which is adulterated with
In the meaning Of this act, and any per-
son violating any of the provisions of
this act shall be liable TO penalty of
$50 for first offense and 800 for SEQ
ond or any subsequent offense"
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A pistol ball was fred through the win
dow into McCammon & Perry's hardware
store, at Belyidere, few nights ago
McCammon is prominent Prohibition
list, and as there is considerable feeling IN
Warren county against Prohibitionists,
there is a rumor that an attempt was
made at assassination, and the authori-
ties are making an investigation.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-06-15

On the recommendation of the Score.
tary of War, President Cleveland has
ordered the return to the authorities OF
the late rebel States of all the flags In the
War Department at Washington that
were captured bp Union forces during the
rebellion. 1t is very doubtful If the Pre-
sident, or the Secretary of War; has any
authority to return these trophies. But
there still remain in the State capitals
many similar memorials of the late I'M
pleasantness.